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List of Singapore Armed Forces bases

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The following is a list of the camps and bases of the Singapore Armed Forces.

Singapore Army bases edit

Name	Location	Unit(s)
Amoy Quee Camp	Ang Mo Kio	HQ National Cadet Corps (HQ NCC)^[1]
Bedok Camp I	Tanah Merah	1st Guards Battalion (1 Guards)^[2] 3rd Guards Battalion (3 Guards)^[2] HQ 7th Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 7 SIB)^[2] HQ 13th Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 13 SIB)^[2] Bedok Fitness and Conditioning Centre (Bedok FCC)^[3]
Bedok Camp II	Tanah Merah
Clementi Camp	Clementi	HQ 2nd People's Defence Force (HQ 2 PDF)^[4] Island Defence Training Institute (IDTI)^[5] 8th Battalion Singapore Infantry Regiment (8 SIR)^{[citation needed]}
Depot Road Camp	Bukit Merah	Central Manpower Base (CMPB)^[6] Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA)^[7]
Dieppe Barracks	Yishun	HQ Guards^[2]
Gombak Base	Bukit Batok	Ministry of Defence (MINDEF)^[8]
Hendon Camp	Changi	1st Commando Battalion (1 CDO BN)^[9]
Jurong Camp I	Jurong West	HQ 3rd Division (HQ 3 DIV)^[10]
Jurong Camp II	Jurong West	Infantry Training Institute (ITI)^[11] 30th Battalion Singapore Combat Engineers (30 SCE)^[2]
Kaki Bukit Camp	Kaki Bukit	SAF Driving School^[12]
Keat Hong Camp	Tengah	HQ 8th Singapore Armoured Brigade (HQ 8 SAB)^[2] 40th Battalion, Singapore Armoured Regiment (40 SAR)^{[citation needed]} 41st Battalion, Singapore Armoured Regiment (41 SAR)^[13]
Khatib Camp	Yishun	HQ Singapore Artillery (HQ SA) ^{[citation needed]} Artillery Institute (AI) ^{[citation needed]} 23rd Battalion Singapore Artillery (23 SA)^[2] 24th Battalion Singapore Artillery (24 SA)^[2] Khatib Fitness and Conditioning Centre (Khatib FCC)^[14]
Mowbray Camp	Yew Tee	SAF Military Police Command (SAF MPC)^[15] SAF Detention Barracks^{[citation needed]}
Kranji Camp II		21st Battalion Singapore Artillery (21 SA)^[2] Singapore Armed Forces Court-Martial Centre^[16] Motorised Infantry Training Institute (MTI)^[17] Kranji Fitness and Conditioning Centre (Kranji FCC)^[18] Basic Military Training Centre School V (BMTC School 5)^[19]
Kranji Camp III		HQ Combat Service and Support Command (HQ CSSCOM)^[20]^[21] HQ Maintenance and Engineering Support (HQ MES)^[21] HQ Transport^[21] HQ Supply^[21] HQ SAF Ammunition Command (HQ SAFAC) Supply Base Central School of Logistics (SOL)^[21] Army Logistics Training Institute (ALTI)^[11]^[21] Army Logistics Training Centre (ALTC)^[21] 9th Army Maintenance Base (9 AMB)^[21] Ordnance Engineering Training Institute (OETI)^[21] Ordnance Engineering Training Centre (OETC)^[21] School of Manpower Management (SMP)^[21] HQ 3rd Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 3 SIB)^[20] 2nd Battalion Singapore Infantry Regiment (2 SIR)^[20] 5th Battalion Singapore Infantry Regiment (5 SIR)
Ladang Camp	Pulau Tekong	Basic Military Training Centre (BMTC) Basic Military Training Centre School I (BMTC School 1) Basic Military Training Centre School II (BMTC School 2) Basic Military Training Centre School III (BMTC School 3)
Rocky Hill Camp	Pulau Tekong	Basic Military Training Centre School IV (BMTC School 4)
Maju Camp	Clementi	9th Battalion Singapore Infantry Regiment (9 SIR)^[22] HQ 24th Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 24 SIB)^[2] HQ 30th Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 30 SIB)^[2] HQ SAF Volunteer Corps (SAFVC)^[23] Maju Fitness and Conditioning Centre (Maju FCC)^[24]
Mandai Hill Camp	Mandai	HQ 6th Division (HQ 6 DIV)^[25] 6th Signal Battalion (6 SIG)^[25] HQ 2nd Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 2 SIB)^[2] 11th Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence Battalion (11 C4I) 16th Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence Battalion (16 C4I)
Nee Soon Camp	Yishun	Army Deployment Force HQ Singapore Combat Engineers (HQ SCE)^{[citation needed]} Engineer Training Institute (ETI)^{[citation needed]} 36th Battalion Singapore Combat Engineers (36 SCE)^[2] CBRE Engineers Training Centre (CETC) HQ Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Explosive Defence Group (CBRE DG)^[26] 39th Battalion Singapore Combat Engineers (39 SCE)^[27] HQ SAF Medical Corps (HQ SAFMC)^{[citation needed]} HQ Army Medical Services (HQ AMS)^{[citation needed]} SAF Medical Training Institute (SMTI)^{[citation needed]} SAF Band^{[citation needed]} SAF Music and Drama Company (SAF MDC)^{[citation needed]} HQ 22nd Singapore Infantry Brigade (HQ 22 SIB)^{[citation needed]}
Nee Soon Driclad Centre	Yishun	6th Army Maintenance Base (6 AMB)^[28] Supply Base North
Pasir Laba Camp	Jurong West	Specialist and Warrant Officer Institute (SWI) Specialist Cadet Schools (SCS I, SCS II, SCS III) SAFWOS Leadership School (SAFWOS) Specialist and Warrant Officer Advanced School (SWAS) Army Training Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Training Resource Management Centre (TRMC) Army Training Evaluation Centre (ATEC) SAF Military Intelligence Institute (SMI) 1st Battalion Singapore Infantry Regiment (1 SIR) Army Fitness Centre (AFC) Basic Combat Training Centre (BCTC)
Pasir Ris Camp	Pasir Ris	Commando Training Institute (Cdo TI)^[29] Special Operations Tactical Support Centre (SOTSC)^[30]
Rifle Range Road Camp	Bukit Timah	HQ General Support Ammunition Base (HQ GSAB)
SAFTI Military Institute	Jurong West	Military Institute Headquarters (MI HQ) Officer Cadet School (OCS) SAF Advanced Schools Goh Keng Swee Command and Staff College (GKSCSC) Centre for Learning and Military Education (CLME) Service Support Unit (SSU) Singapore Armed Forces Centre of Leadership Development (CLD)
Selarang Camp	Changi	HQ 9th Division/Infantry (HQ 9 DIV/INF)^[31] Supply Base East 3rd Battalion Singapore Infantry Regiment (3 SIR)^[32]
Seletar Camp	Seletar	HQ Army Combat Engineers Group (HQ ARMCEG) 35th Battalion Singapore Combat Engineers (35 SCE)^[2]
Sembawang Camp	Sembawang	Naval Diving Unit (NDU)^[33] Supply and Transport School (STS)^[34] 1st Transport Battalion (1 TPT Bn)^[35] 3rd Transport Battalion (3 TPT Bn)^[33]
Stagmont Camp	Choa Chu Kang	HQ Signals and Command Systems (HQ SCS)^[36] Signal Institute (SI)^[37] 10th Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence Battalion (10 C4I)
Sungei Gedong Camp	Western Water Catchment	School of Armour (SOA)^[38] Armour Training Institute (ATI)^[11] HQ 4th Singapore Armoured Brigade (HQ 4 SAB)^[39]^[40] HQ 56th Singapore Armoured Brigade (HQ 56 SAB)^[2] 12th Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence Battalion (12 C4I)^[40] 48th Battalion, Singapore Armoured Regiment (48 SAR) 42nd Battalion, Singapore Armoured Regiment (42 SAR)^[2] 38th Battalion Singapore Combat Engineers (38 SCE)^[2] Supply Base West

Republic of Singapore Navy bases edit

Name	Location	Unit(s)
Changi Naval Base	Changi	171 Squadron (171 SQN)^[41] Changi Defence Squadron (CDS)^[42]
Tuas Naval Base	Tuas	HQ Fleet^[43] HQ NALCOM^[44] Tuas Defence Squadron (TDS)^{[citation needed]}

Republic of Singapore Air Force bases edit

Name	Location	Unit(s)
Changi Air Base	Changi	112 Squadron (112 SQN)^[45] 121 Squadron (121 SQN)^[45] 145 Squadron (145 SQN)^[45] 208 Squadron (208 SQN)^[46] 508 Squadron (508 SQN)^[46] 608 Squadron (608 SQN)^[46] 708 Squadron (708 SQN)^[46] 808 Squadron (808 SQN)^[46]
Choa Chu Kang Camp	Western Water Catchment	201 Squadron (201 SQN)
Chong Pang Camp	Yishun	165 Squadron (165 SQN) 3rd Singapore Air Defence Artillery (3 DA) 6th Singapore Air Defence Artillery (6 DA) 9th Singapore Air Defence Artillery (9 DA) 18th Singapore Air Defence Artillery (18 DA) HQ Air Defence and Operations Command (HQ ADOC)^[47]
Lim Chu Kang Camp II	Western Water Catchment	160 Squadron (160 SQN) 163 Squadron (163 SQN)
Murai Camp	Western Water Catchment	119 Squadron (119 SQN)^[48] 128 Squadron (128 SQN)^[49]
Paya Lebar Air Base	Paya Lebar	122 Squadron (122 SQN)^[45] 142 Squadron (142 SQN)^[45] 149 Squadron (149 SQN)^[45] 207 Squadron (207 SQN)^[46] 507 Squadron (507 SQN)^[46] 707 Squadron (707 SQN)^[46] 807 Squadron (807 SQN)^[46] 817 Squadron (817 SQN)^[46]
Sembawang Air Base	Yishun	120 Squadron (120 SQN)^[45] 123 Squadron (123 SQN)^[45] 125 Squadron (125 SQN)^[45] 126 Squadron (126 SQN) 127 Squadron (127 SQN)^[45] 206 Squadron (206 SQN)^[46] 506 Squadron (506 SQN)^[46] 606 Squadron (606 SQN)^[46] 706 Squadron (706 SQN)^[46] 806 Squadron (806 SQN)^[46] 816 Squadron (816 SQN)^[46]
Seletar Airport	Seletar	124 Squadron (124 SQN)^[45]
Tengah Air Base	Tengah	111 Squadron (111 SQN)^[45] 116 Squadron (116 SQN) 140 Squadron (140 SQN)^[45] 143 Squadron (143 SQN)^[45] 205 Squadron (205 SQN)^[46] 505 Squadron (505 SQN)^[46] 605 Squadron (605 SQN)^[46] 705 Squadron (705 SQN)^[46] 805 Squadron (805 SQN)^[46] 815 Squadron (815 SQN)^[46] RSAF Black Knights^[45]

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Works cited edit

Neville, Leigh (2019). The Elite: The A–Z of Modern Special Operations Forces. Oxford: Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1472824295.

External links edit

MINDEF terminology